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The text in the Pilates 1932 film is Hebrew, from someone in Hadar Josef.
Replywhat a great and fun topic. Amazing that you found that video clip and integrated Pilates background into the discussion. He certainly had an odd run, but it fit the rest of his movement and his background. Terrific job on this post.
ReplyText is in Hebrew.
First slide: Tamar Pilates studio
Director Tamar Tsachi
Second slide: Joseph Pilates aged 52.
Christmas in the Catskill Mountains
New York 1932
Ends with the studio contact information.
Most interesting run! Great find! Thanks.
Great clip of Pilates.Never saw that one ,a rare find.Yes people move or run according to the context they are in.If you watch Bruce Lee run.On toes.arms sawing by sides very fast.He could close the gap within 10yards faster than any fighter out there to this day.All the best.Charles.
ReplyGreat analysis. It would be great if you could do a similar analysis of Bruce Lee. But Bruce Lee did not claim to improve running, so it might not be relevant to the blog:)
ReplyThanks, Hans. You’re the second person who’s mentioned Bruce Lee here, maybe I should have a look just for interest.
ReplyHi Jae
the Language in the titles is Hebrew although I don’t know it and cannot translate.
Interesting views of a fixed torso. Is there material that shows a comparison between running with a fixed torso and with a flexible one for us to really see the extent of the difference? What do you think are the main consequences of keeping the torso too tight, injury-wise?
All the best
Emanuela